Championship of Belgium of Rugby

1st Division

The 1st championship of Belgium sponsored by Racing Jet of Brussels (then Schaerbeek Rugby Club) is organized by the federation in 1936-37. It bears the name of " Burlet" challenge; because it is dedicated to Pierre Burlet (player of schaerbeek died in an air crash on December 4th, 1935) and 7 teams take part in it. The challenge is also represented by a sculpture of bronze rugbymen of Louis Van Cutsem carried out thanks to the funds joined together by subscription by the Burlet family.

Clubs of the edition 2007-2008

Prize list

  • 1937: Antwerp British Sport Club

  • 1938: Royal Beerschot A.C.
  • 1939: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois

  • 1946: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois

  • 1947: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1948: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1949: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1950: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1951: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1952: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1953: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1954: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1955: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1956: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1957: Racing Jet of Brussels
  • 1958: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1959: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
Since '45- '46, there was no more championship of Belgium and the teams were registered in the French championship of the " Committee of Flandres" called the " then; Franco-belge" (which currently corresponds to the championship of France " North-Est"). In '63- '64, no Belgian clubs will be registered there thus privileging the championship of Belgium which counts 8 clubs then. The two last editions had however been gained by the RSCA-Rugby (5th victory!), in '62, and a. S. of the Universit3e libre de Bruxelles (1st victory, in '63).

2nd Division

(Before the season '67- '68, there was only one division divided into 2 hens. Since his creation, the champion of D2 will be, according to the various formulas of championship of D1, that is to say 9th, 11th, 13th or the 15th Belgian club)
  • 1968: Cock Mosan
  • 1969: Seraing
  • 1970: Dendermonde
  • 1971: Frameries
  • 1972: Racing Jet of Brussels
  • 1973: Forest
  • 1974: R.F.C.Liège
  • 1975: KIBUBU
  • 1976: Boitsfort Rugby Club
  • 1977: Kituro
  • 1978: Aimed
  • 1979: Soignies
  • 1980: Frameries
  • 1981: R.F.C.Liège
  • 1982: Aimed
  • 1983: Standard of Liege
  • 1984: Brussels British
  • 1985: Edegem
  • 1986: Mons
  • 1987: Hulpe
  • 1988: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 1989: Mons
  • 1990: Edegem
  • 1991: Frameries
  • 1992: Cock Mosan
  • 1993: Standard of Liege
  • 1994: R.F.C.Liège
  • 1995: Hulpe
  • 1996: Racing Jet of Brussels
  • 1997: Aimed
  • 1998: Luxembourg
  • 1999: Racing Jet of Brussels
  • 2000: R.F.C.Liège
  • 2001: Hulpe
  • 2002: Kituro
  • 2003: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 2004: Frameries
  • 2005: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
  • 2006: Aimed
  • 2007: Royal Sporting Club Anderlechtois
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External bonds

  • Site of the Belgian federation of Belgian Rugby

  • Site of Rugby
    • International
  • IRB Rugby Board
  • current Classification of the IRB for the National teams of Rugby to XV
  • FIRA-AER International federation of Rugby Amateur - European Association of Rugby

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